Our approach
From working software to production.
Peachity reviews, strengthens, and launches software built with AI tools, then supports it in production. For non-technical founders, we serve as fractional CTO: architecture, vendors, developers, hiring, and AI decisions, with one accountable lead.
For established businesses, the software often sits inside daily operations. It has to integrate with the tools you already run, and keep working when the person who built it moves on.
Who we partner with
Operators and established businesses
Mid-market operators
Companies whose internal tools and integrations now carry real operational weight.
Businesses launching software
Established companies building a first product for customers or partners.
Non-technical founders
Founders who need a senior lead for the technology decisions that matter.
What we help solve
Where systems create drag
An internal tool the business depends on
Built quickly, now critical, and no one is sure how it holds up.
Integrations that break quietly
Data moves between systems without monitoring, so failures surface late.
Vendors without oversight
Several partners touch the technology, and no one coordinates the decisions.
AI pilots that never reach operations
A promising prototype that needs permissions, monitoring, and ownership to run every day.
Capabilities
What we do
How we work
Remote by design. Operationally grounded.
Engagements run on Central Time with structured sessions, clear decisions, and visible progress between them.
Every engagement is led by Peachity's founder and begins with a written proposal. Reviews and engineering are fixed price; monthly plans have reserved hours.
The first conversation is free. Most clients start with a Production Readiness Review, which sets the scope for fixed-price Production Engineering.
FAQ
Common questions
Can you review an internal tool, not just a product?
Yes. A Production Readiness Review applies to any software the business depends on, including internal tools, integrations, and AI agents.
Can you coordinate our existing vendors?
Yes. As fractional CTO, Peachity sets priorities across developers and vendors, reviews the work, and keeps decisions in one place.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. Peachity is based in Seattle and works with companies across the United States. Reviews, engineering, and fractional CTO engagements all run remotely, with structured sessions and visible progress between them.
How do we start?
With a free first conversation about what you've built or what you're building. We'll recommend a starting point, usually a Production Readiness Review or Fractional CTO, and send a written proposal before any work begins.
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